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Chicago examiner sunday c * * * * sunday Chicago march 29 1914 price five cents vol xiv no 39 a m home rule program to go through this week by w orton tewson house of commons will pass measure a second time thurs day unless unforeseen ob stacles arise cause stronger field marshal french to persist in resignation belief in lon [ don ulster crisis presages ' great electoral battle saeolal cable to the examiner london march 28 politicians this week-end have foregone their accustomed saturday and monday visit to the coun try and the political clubs are full of excited conversation the general impression to-night is that field marshal french will persist in his resignation much to the regret of the government but it is difficult to see tow he can take any other course when it is remembered that he at the start of the trouble insisted that general gough and his companions be court-martialed every one is now preparing for the great home rule fight which will occupy the commons throughout the coming week and only fanataical tories are ready to deny the fact that the home rule cause has been tremendously strengthened by the events of the past week the majority of the house of commons believes after the discovery of the tory military conspiracy against the liberties of the nation that in fighting for irish liberty they are fighting for their own bonar to attack seely william redmond who has just re turned from a world's tour commenting to-night on the action of the disaffected officers said in the united states 1 met many men and women whose homes were torn from them by men acting under the protection and with the aid of army officers and men when they were called upon to aid in the work of eviction in ireland how many officers resigned i trust the pre i taller will realize that all liberty-loving inen throughout the world look to him to day to resist the attempt to govern by she army this week which opened with the as sjgulth cabinet apparently iu dire straits incloses with the government triumphant over the attacks of the unionists and the army officers who have attempted to curb the activities of parliament the attack by the opposition will be resumed aext week but supporters of the cabinet declared to-day that it had safely weathered the storm and would carry out its program without interruption government strengthened premier asquith's announcement on monday of the decision of french and ewart will be the signal for another as sault by a bonar law the unionist leader on secretary of war seely the premier will defend his colleague and seely is expected to retain his cabinet post on tuesday the home rule bill will be taken up on second reading and the con flict will center around tbat measure also on wednesday nnd thursday it will be passed by thursday night unless obstacles that cannot now be foreseen develop thereupon it goes to the house ot lords its fate there is known far in advance the peers will defeat tho measure their action will be useless however if asquith can retain power coming hack to the house of commons it will be passed for a third time and become a law sir edward carson the lster leader arrived here late this afternoon from ireland and conferred in secret with sev eral prominent unionists he was accompanied l.y an escort of his personal friends everywhere that he went the rumor that warrants had been drawn up for his arrest was revived but received no confirmation in official quar ters photograph at top of anthony petras known as anton petrasch in austria according to the chief of police of vienna which was taken for the rogues gallery there and one of the alleged slayer of theresa hollander taken on his wedding day at aurora ulster called mask in battle by tories to save monarchy by john a hennessy belfast marcli 28 the history making parliament which is now sending a flame of political passion into every part of great britain and ireland may last a ie weeks or may because of eertain conditions in the coalition major ity live until next year and keep the na tion split and disorderly could the liberals and the laborites agree upon a division of parliamentary seats there would be an immediate np 200 miners buried in briarwood cavern roof of shamrock shaft collapses but men dig way to safety two hundred miners fought desperate ly for two hours yesterday to keep from being entombed when a large section of the roof of the shamrock coal mine at braidwood fifty miles southwest of here collapsed the crash broke the water main and the mine was flooded three feet deep the hoisting shaft was unrarmed and after two hours of digging in relays a tunnel was made through the debris and the men were hoisted to the surface a check-up by superintendent lames lin sky showed that all had escaped the mouth of the shaft was surrounded by a crowd of weeping women and children who feared a repetition of the cherry dis aster several mules were drowned and sev eral thousand dollars damage was doue to the mine the cause is believed to have been weak roof supports an in vestigation will be made by the state mining commission petras served term in prison vienna reports convicted of white slavery police chief writes bondsmen to surrender alleged slayer is identified by pictures known as anton petrasch in austria says letter telling of traffic in girls anthony petras at liberty under 10 000 bail as a suspect in the graveyard murder of theresa hollander at au rora 111 six weeks ago will be surren dered to chief of police frank michels to-morrow by his bondsmen this became known when a letter to chief michels from chief mlckar at vi enna austria telling of the police rec ord there of petras had been made pub lic the letter tells of the conviction of petras who then used the name an ton petrasch of a white slavery charge cu march 8 1011 carrying a sentence of fourteen days imprisonment two days without food or water pictures of the petrasch convicted in austria and the petras of aurora com pared leave no doubt of the identity of the aurora man according to the police chiefs police chief wriles of case this police department begs to in form you reads the letter from the vienna chief that the anthony petras connected with the murder of theresa hollander is the same person known here as anton petrasch he was born on january 3 1891 in kalterbrunu hungary at the home of anton kytnar a tailor here on march 6 lilll petras was arrested op a charge of having taken katherine pellke and mary pawllk to a house run by a mrs sedlacek in the city of prcssburg hun gary during the month of january of the same year petrasch or petras was brought be fore the royal imperial court in leopold stadt on the charge of white slavery and was convicted he berved the sentence imposed two weeks taking two days fasting because of poor behavior wife denies charge the receipt of chief imickar's letter was commuulcated to petras girl wife meta mathews petras she furiously denied the truth of the story petras is away from home on business and will not re turn until to-day his attorney harvey gunsul would make no statement regard ing the new development of the case thc police however were jubilant as the alleged record of petras throws him into an unfavorable light which offsets his spotless reputation in aurora before the hollander murder occurred chief michels contemplates taklug action with state's attorney william tyers to recall the grand jury of the february term and rush petras to au immediate trial bridge rental bills presented railroads canal commissioners action re sult of anti-pass ruling the pub'-lc utilities commission's anti pass ruling boomeranged to the railroads yesterday when commissioners of the Illinois and michigan canal presented bills to the Chicago & alton the santa to and the elgin jollet & eastern rail roads for bridge rentals over the canal formerly the commissioners accepted transportation for themselves and em ployes lustcad of a fixed bridge toll charge thrice shot holds bandit in death grip for police saloon keeper disregarding rain of bullets pins rob ber to floor with three bullets lu his body antonio metloch held fast to the highwayman who had shot him last night and the po lice arrived just as his dying grasp re laxed and the bandit was about to es cape metloch conducted a little saloon at 2452 clybourn avenue last night just before 1 o'clock a stranger walked iu and asked to be shown to the lavatory metloch walked with him to the door when the man drew a revolver and tried to force metloch behind the bar metloch attacked the robber but was shot in the cheek metloch still advanced and threw the man to the floor and was shot twice in the shoulder and below the eye a passerby heard the shots and called the police who found metloch almost dead but still holding on and fighting he is at the alexlan brothers hospital where little hope is held for his life the holdup gave the name of william green of detroit convict blackmailer of dorothy macvane italian court sentences cicala to 18 months carucci freed special cable to the examiner taranto march 28 afte r long emo tional speeches by attorneys parabita and spartira respective couusel for ci cala and carucci who were charged with blackmailing the american singer doro thy mac vane the former was to-day con victed and sentenced to eighteen months imprisonment he fainted carucci was acquitted criscould a witness caused an exciting scene when he declared miss macvane's artistic accomplishments were of a trivial order and miss macvane weeping made a passionate appeal to the court for protection paris dressmakers appeal to vatican impossible to keep style artists to censor says cardinal special cable to the examiner rome march 28 the directress of la mode illustre who has come to rome to plead with the vatican on behalf of paris dressmakers and costumers whose business has been injured by stric tures of the church on modern fashions had a private interview to-day with car , dinal merry del val cardinal del val promised to speak to the pope but remarked it is quite impossible to keep a corps of lady artists at the vatican to decide which sort of dress should be worn by society we can only trust to the good sense of the world but when we find things are too outre too indecent we . are obliged for the sake of the decency | of the church and her servants to inter 1 fere harriman can't get berth on train union pacific's master gets taste of public's medicine omaha neb march 28 mr w avier ill harriman master of uiiion pacific and son of the late e h harriman was forced to stand around in omaha all day to-day just like a common mortal because he could not secure a pullman berth ou his owu railroad after a wait of ten hours the young multimillionaire left on a regular train to-night mr harriman came in from the east on an early morning train and wanted | to leave on the overland limited for the i coast but there was not a single lower j berth unoccupied and every drawing room : had an occupaut a second train was i also lacking in accommodations and lt i was not until lale this afternoon that he ; was able to secure a drawing room on a train on his own railroad and start for san francisco n.y men impossible says madame joire new york march 28 new tor is the lanrl of beauties and beasts the women are wonderful but the men the men are simply awful this was the opinion of mn-.e jolre famous french modiste who sailed for paris on the olympic to-day your men dress like a lot of rag pick | ers cried mme jolre the only ones < i have seen who made any attempt to ' dress were the young clerks why do your men not grow lnus i tallies why do they not show their | virility n'ew york women can be taught i very little as to dressing but your men can be taught nothing at all for they are impossible Chicago is called to proteston canal bill mass meeting in orchestra hall wednesday night will register demand for exemption of pan ama tolls for u s ships complaints against wilson's pol icy favoring great britain's merchant marine to be wired direct to Illinois congressmen Chicago will express its indigna tion at the effort to repeal the provision of the panama canal bill by which american coastwise shipping is exempted in the payment of tolls president wilson is endeavoring to coerce congress to this action on the ground that england considers pass ing our own coastwise ships through our own canal built with our own j money a discrimination against her i own merchant marine individual associations throughout the city have been endeavoring to bring those of our representatives in congress who have indicated an in tention of siding against american interest to a realization of their po sition mass meeting called this sentiment will be crystallized wednesday night at a great mass meeting to be held at orchestra hall at which representatives of all classes and political parties will take part resolutions will be proposed ex pressing the view of the citizens of Chicago on this matter which will be telegraphed to the congressmen who have forgotten their american ism in their endeavor to get the patronage that the president has heen dealing out the effort to repeal the provision of the panama canal act which has for its purpose the upbuilding of the american merchant marine is no more england's business than the difficulties in ulster is the business of this country protest is important the bill will be voted on about tuesday thanks to the president's j success in limiting debate on this im portant matter in twenty hours hence the importance of adding chi cago's voice to the views of protest that have come from the entire coun try against the repeal of the act which was demanded by the plat forms of all the parties before the last presidential election which was passed by congress and signed by i president Taft which had the in i dorsement of roosevelt and which j even england assented to at that ! time | leaders issue call the call for the meeting was issued j last night by a committee of citizens 1 who have taken the initiative in ar j ranging an organized protest they i are james t clarke president of the ! united irish societies peter reinberg president of the j board of education and leader ; among german-americans former judge willard m mcewen j joseph h nicolai former presi dent of societa tornio and promi nent in other italian societies g j tatge former county attor nej identified with many german societies bearnard p barsa leader in sev eral italian societies paul drzymalski one of the weal thiest and most influential of the polish-americans in Chicago prom inent in the polish national alli ance a score of associations and alli ances of foreign-born american citi zens have called meetings at which news of the mass meeting will spread many will arrange to attend in a body and are expeced to tax the capacity of orchestra hall william n baltz of mill stadt 111 22d district charles martin borchers of decatur 111 19th district frank buchanan of Chicago 7th district louis fitzhenry of bloom ington 111 17th district martin d foster of olney 23d district h robert fowler of eliza bethtown 111 24th district thomas gallagher of chi cago bth district robert potter hill of ma rion 111 25th district henry t rainey of carroll ton 20th district adolph j sabath of Chicago sth district lawrence b stringer of lincoln 111 at large henry a barnhart of roch ester ind 13th district ind charles lieb of rockport ind ist indiana william elijah cox of jas per ind 3d indiana ralph w moss of center point ind sth indiana finley h gray of conners vi 1 le ind 6th indiana john a m adair of portland ind bth indiana martin andrew morrison of frankfort ind 9th indiana john b peterson of crown point ind 10th indiana george w rauch of marion ind 11th indiana cyrus cline of angola ind 12th indiana maurice connolly of du buque la 3d iowa michael e burke of beaver dam wis 2d wisconsin edward everts browne of waupaca wis bth wisconsin john jacob esch of la crosse wis 7th wisconsin samuel willard beakes ann arbor mich 2d michigan every patriotic reader can help keep panama an american canal ktr hearst has written the following letter to a friend in con _,Â¥_. g ress . undoubtedly a great deal of good could be accomplished if the readers of the sunday examiner who believe in maintaining american independence would write as they feel and think to con gressmen who are inclined to make what mr underwood aptly calls an un-american surrender my dear senator : you advocate cloture all of the opponents of such a method oall it gag rule you believe as you say in the will of the majority and maintain that it is only through cloture that the will of the majority can find expression undoubtedly you are right in the abstract we are all for majority rule in the abstract but let us take a concrete case now before the senate and see if gag rule means majority rule suppose by a chain of circumstances a party is in power which is in reality a minority party which was elected by less than a majority of the votes cast which was elected because the opposition was divided which represents the sentiment of a minority of the voters and does not even accurately or some times even honestly represent that sentiment suppose that all three parties in the late election repre senting the vast majority of the citizens and practically the sum total of the citizens had pledged themselves to a certain measure suppose that the party elected had pledged itself to that measure specifically and definitely and positively in its plat form suppose that the leader of the party in his speeches had committed himself to that particular plank of the platform and had distinctly stated that the plank was not inserted in the platform merely as molasses to catch flies but to be honestly and sincerely carried out by the party if elected then suppose that this traitorous party should repudiate its own platform and this dishonest leader should ignore his own personal pledge suppose these elected representatives of the people should defy the will of the people as expressed in the platform of the three parties appealing to the people for their votes and should act contrary to the will of the people and con trary to the specific pledges of the individuals elected and the definite declaration of their platform ought not some obstacle be put in the way of this betrayal of public trust until the citizens of the country shall have an opportunity to express their opinion of such treaohery and to repudiate such a perjured party at the polls personally i think that every effort should be made to pre vent such a conscienceless party from violating its pledges and from betraying the people's trust and the people's interests and i think that the party will have reason to thank the men who by means of deliberate debate or other method can prevent this party from taking a course so suicidal to itself so harmful and humiliating to the country assueedly if it is not prevented fkolt taxing such a course every man in this country who be lieves in the sanctity of a party pledge or in ordinary honorable dealings between man and man will do his best to punish such a party and rebuke such a betrayal of popular government which is government in accordance with the will of the majority of the people i too believe in majority rule in genuine majority rule in a platform which appeals honorably to the support of the people and abides honorably by the expressed will of the peo ple and i am going to labor for such majority rule and for some party which honestly represents it not only in its profes sions but in its practice sincerely william randolph hearst any reader of the examiner who wishes to maintain the sov ereignty of the united states over the panama canal or who wishes to save the democratic party from the policy of surrender to great britain should write to any one of the following addressing the let ter or postcard to hon name of member * house of representatives washington d c the first two names are these of the two democrats who under took to put through the surrender program after democratic leader underwood refused william c adamson of georgia j harry covington of maryland or any of the following members wilson is turncoat flop bared by lewis by alfeed henry lewis series of mental somersaults began when he called refer endum and recall anarchy and then approved them president's inability to refrain from playing smart aleck is quoted as the solution of his desire to favor british washington march 2s.â€”no one who boasts of but a single day in town can pre tend to tell the whole washington story there are some matters how ever which lie too openly obvious to escape even the eye of the latest and most casual in its capitol ad vent that wilson's house majority of only twenty-eight when 100 as a possible minimum had been con dently looked forward to was a shot between wind and water for the ad ministration also because of it there is among our administratiou ists much cursing denouncing and gnashing of teeth the administration's main angers are leveled against speaker clark they say too that the white house horns are most threateningly low ered in that statesman's direction the wilson men declare that mr clark is splitting the party in this they set the cart before the horse mr wilson not mr clark is split ting the party the wilsonites speak of mr clark as a party rebel in what fashion is he a reb what said the baltimore platform which mr wilson accepted and mr bryanâ€”just now keeping himself chautauquawise in touch with the people tickets 25 cents largely drew didn't it declare for free tolls for coastwise ships the intelligent in looking for party reb els will find one in mr wilson and not in mr clark wilson in for drubbing mr wilson's pro-english policy will be ultimately ditched his high water mark of power was reached in that meager house majority of twenty-eight every ballot to follow will show the wilson influence beau tifully less in the end in the sen ate and perhaps in the house it will have altogether petered oui tnd dis appeared mr wilson and his pro english policy are in for a drubbing after one year of mr wilson his cuckoos went singing oi how he could make congress eat out of vs hand he was the matehlaa leader the born captain of men these extravagancies were based upon congress having dou in turiff and currency and income tax what mr wilson recommended mr wilson's flatterers in their in cense-burning never stopped to re flect that as to tariff and currency and income tax mr wilson had but recommended what congress intend ed to do in this affair or the canal the situation has shifted mr wil son comes recommending tbat which congressâ€”instructed at ti.e daily rate of a ton or two of letter can have and ull have no last notion o doing leader needs followers mr wilson forgets thai the first rule of leadership is to be bare you are followed it is oue thine to rec ommend that a man dinr and an other to urge him to commit hari kari your congressman has no stomach for the latter ceremony even though mr wilson himself should come generously tendering the knives among folk eminent in indiana politics is mr connell true the eminence of mr connell smells some what of the oil of the machine that however need not be taken as miti gating against either his knowledge continued on 11th pago ist column p Chicago and vlclnlty un settled to-day and to-morrow with probably rain not much change in temperature moderate variable winds itange of temperatures yesterday lowest 85 j average 3tt don't move until you have seen the examiners spring renting guide send for it now zz-t the attractiveness of the examiner's spring renting guide will be an incentive for you to read it and after reading it you will realize the value of the service it offers you before you start out on your flat hunt spend a pleasant hour looking over the guide and select 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Chicago examiner sunday c * * * * sunday Chicago march 29 1914 price five cents vol xiv no 39 a m home rule program to go through this week by w orton tewson house of commons will pass measure a second time thurs day unless unforeseen ob stacles arise cause stronger field marshal french to persist in resignation belief in lon [ don ulster crisis presages ' great electoral battle saeolal cable to the examiner london march 28 politicians this week-end have foregone their accustomed saturday and monday visit to the coun try and the political clubs are full of excited conversation the general impression to-night is that field marshal french will persist in his resignation much to the regret of the government but it is difficult to see tow he can take any other course when it is remembered that he at the start of the trouble insisted that general gough and his companions be court-martialed every one is now preparing for the great home rule fight which will occupy the commons throughout the coming week and only fanataical tories are ready to deny the fact that the home rule cause has been tremendously strengthened by the events of the past week the majority of the house of commons believes after the discovery of the tory military conspiracy against the liberties of the nation that in fighting for irish liberty they are fighting for their own bonar to attack seely william redmond who has just re turned from a world's tour commenting to-night on the action of the disaffected officers said in the united states 1 met many men and women whose homes were torn from them by men acting under the protection and with the aid of army officers and men when they were called upon to aid in the work of eviction in ireland how many officers resigned i trust the pre i taller will realize that all liberty-loving inen throughout the world look to him to day to resist the attempt to govern by she army this week which opened with the as sjgulth cabinet apparently iu dire straits incloses with the government triumphant over the attacks of the unionists and the army officers who have attempted to curb the activities of parliament the attack by the opposition will be resumed aext week but supporters of the cabinet declared to-day that it had safely weathered the storm and would carry out its program without interruption government strengthened premier asquith's announcement on monday of the decision of french and ewart will be the signal for another as sault by a bonar law the unionist leader on secretary of war seely the premier will defend his colleague and seely is expected to retain his cabinet post on tuesday the home rule bill will be taken up on second reading and the con flict will center around tbat measure also on wednesday nnd thursday it will be passed by thursday night unless obstacles that cannot now be foreseen develop thereupon it goes to the house ot lords its fate there is known far in advance the peers will defeat tho measure their action will be useless however if asquith can retain power coming hack to the house of commons it will be passed for a third time and become a law sir edward carson the lster leader arrived here late this afternoon from ireland and conferred in secret with sev eral prominent unionists he was accompanied l.y an escort of his personal friends everywhere that he went the rumor that warrants had been drawn up for his arrest was revived but received no confirmation in official quar ters photograph at top of anthony petras known as anton petrasch in austria according to the chief of police of vienna which was taken for the rogues gallery there and one of the alleged slayer of theresa hollander taken on his wedding day at aurora ulster called mask in battle by tories to save monarchy by john a hennessy belfast marcli 28 the history making parliament which is now sending a flame of political passion into every part of great britain and ireland may last a ie weeks or may because of eertain conditions in the coalition major ity live until next year and keep the na tion split and disorderly could the liberals and the laborites agree upon a division of parliamentary seats there would be an immediate np 200 miners buried in briarwood cavern roof of shamrock shaft collapses but men dig way to safety two hundred miners fought desperate ly for two hours yesterday to keep from being entombed when a large section of the roof of the shamrock coal mine at braidwood fifty miles southwest of here collapsed the crash broke the water main and the mine was flooded three feet deep the hoisting shaft was unrarmed and after two hours of digging in relays a tunnel was made through the debris and the men were hoisted to the surface a check-up by superintendent lames lin sky showed that all had escaped the mouth of the shaft was surrounded by a crowd of weeping women and children who feared a repetition of the cherry dis aster several mules were drowned and sev eral thousand dollars damage was doue to the mine the cause is believed to have been weak roof supports an in vestigation will be made by the state mining commission petras served term in prison vienna reports convicted of white slavery police chief writes bondsmen to surrender alleged slayer is identified by pictures known as anton petrasch in austria says letter telling of traffic in girls anthony petras at liberty under 10 000 bail as a suspect in the graveyard murder of theresa hollander at au rora 111 six weeks ago will be surren dered to chief of police frank michels to-morrow by his bondsmen this became known when a letter to chief michels from chief mlckar at vi enna austria telling of the police rec ord there of petras had been made pub lic the letter tells of the conviction of petras who then used the name an ton petrasch of a white slavery charge cu march 8 1011 carrying a sentence of fourteen days imprisonment two days without food or water pictures of the petrasch convicted in austria and the petras of aurora com pared leave no doubt of the identity of the aurora man according to the police chiefs police chief wriles of case this police department begs to in form you reads the letter from the vienna chief that the anthony petras connected with the murder of theresa hollander is the same person known here as anton petrasch he was born on january 3 1891 in kalterbrunu hungary at the home of anton kytnar a tailor here on march 6 lilll petras was arrested op a charge of having taken katherine pellke and mary pawllk to a house run by a mrs sedlacek in the city of prcssburg hun gary during the month of january of the same year petrasch or petras was brought be fore the royal imperial court in leopold stadt on the charge of white slavery and was convicted he berved the sentence imposed two weeks taking two days fasting because of poor behavior wife denies charge the receipt of chief imickar's letter was commuulcated to petras girl wife meta mathews petras she furiously denied the truth of the story petras is away from home on business and will not re turn until to-day his attorney harvey gunsul would make no statement regard ing the new development of the case thc police however were jubilant as the alleged record of petras throws him into an unfavorable light which offsets his spotless reputation in aurora before the hollander murder occurred chief michels contemplates taklug action with state's attorney william tyers to recall the grand jury of the february term and rush petras to au immediate trial bridge rental bills presented railroads canal commissioners action re sult of anti-pass ruling the pub'-lc utilities commission's anti pass ruling boomeranged to the railroads yesterday when commissioners of the Illinois and michigan canal presented bills to the Chicago & alton the santa to and the elgin jollet & eastern rail roads for bridge rentals over the canal formerly the commissioners accepted transportation for themselves and em ployes lustcad of a fixed bridge toll charge thrice shot holds bandit in death grip for police saloon keeper disregarding rain of bullets pins rob ber to floor with three bullets lu his body antonio metloch held fast to the highwayman who had shot him last night and the po lice arrived just as his dying grasp re laxed and the bandit was about to es cape metloch conducted a little saloon at 2452 clybourn avenue last night just before 1 o'clock a stranger walked iu and asked to be shown to the lavatory metloch walked with him to the door when the man drew a revolver and tried to force metloch behind the bar metloch attacked the robber but was shot in the cheek metloch still advanced and threw the man to the floor and was shot twice in the shoulder and below the eye a passerby heard the shots and called the police who found metloch almost dead but still holding on and fighting he is at the alexlan brothers hospital where little hope is held for his life the holdup gave the name of william green of detroit convict blackmailer of dorothy macvane italian court sentences cicala to 18 months carucci freed special cable to the examiner taranto march 28 afte r long emo tional speeches by attorneys parabita and spartira respective couusel for ci cala and carucci who were charged with blackmailing the american singer doro thy mac vane the former was to-day con victed and sentenced to eighteen months imprisonment he fainted carucci was acquitted criscould a witness caused an exciting scene when he declared miss macvane's artistic accomplishments were of a trivial order and miss macvane weeping made a passionate appeal to the court for protection paris dressmakers appeal to vatican impossible to keep style artists to censor says cardinal special cable to the examiner rome march 28 the directress of la mode illustre who has come to rome to plead with the vatican on behalf of paris dressmakers and costumers whose business has been injured by stric tures of the church on modern fashions had a private interview to-day with car , dinal merry del val cardinal del val promised to speak to the pope but remarked it is quite impossible to keep a corps of lady artists at the vatican to decide which sort of dress should be worn by society we can only trust to the good sense of the world but when we find things are too outre too indecent we . are obliged for the sake of the decency | of the church and her servants to inter 1 fere harriman can't get berth on train union pacific's master gets taste of public's medicine omaha neb march 28 mr w avier ill harriman master of uiiion pacific and son of the late e h harriman was forced to stand around in omaha all day to-day just like a common mortal because he could not secure a pullman berth ou his owu railroad after a wait of ten hours the young multimillionaire left on a regular train to-night mr harriman came in from the east on an early morning train and wanted | to leave on the overland limited for the i coast but there was not a single lower j berth unoccupied and every drawing room : had an occupaut a second train was i also lacking in accommodations and lt i was not until lale this afternoon that he ; was able to secure a drawing room on a train on his own railroad and start for san francisco n.y men impossible says madame joire new york march 28 new tor is the lanrl of beauties and beasts the women are wonderful but the men the men are simply awful this was the opinion of mn-.e jolre famous french modiste who sailed for paris on the olympic to-day your men dress like a lot of rag pick | ers cried mme jolre the only ones < i have seen who made any attempt to ' dress were the young clerks why do your men not grow lnus i tallies why do they not show their | virility n'ew york women can be taught i very little as to dressing but your men can be taught nothing at all for they are impossible Chicago is called to proteston canal bill mass meeting in orchestra hall wednesday night will register demand for exemption of pan ama tolls for u s ships complaints against wilson's pol icy favoring great britain's merchant marine to be wired direct to Illinois congressmen Chicago will express its indigna tion at the effort to repeal the provision of the panama canal bill by which american coastwise shipping is exempted in the payment of tolls president wilson is endeavoring to coerce congress to this action on the ground that england considers pass ing our own coastwise ships through our own canal built with our own j money a discrimination against her i own merchant marine individual associations throughout the city have been endeavoring to bring those of our representatives in congress who have indicated an in tention of siding against american interest to a realization of their po sition mass meeting called this sentiment will be crystallized wednesday night at a great mass meeting to be held at orchestra hall at which representatives of all classes and political parties will take part resolutions will be proposed ex pressing the view of the citizens of Chicago on this matter which will be telegraphed to the congressmen who have forgotten their american ism in their endeavor to get the patronage that the president has heen dealing out the effort to repeal the provision of the panama canal act which has for its purpose the upbuilding of the american merchant marine is no more england's business than the difficulties in ulster is the business of this country protest is important the bill will be voted on about tuesday thanks to the president's j success in limiting debate on this im portant matter in twenty hours hence the importance of adding chi cago's voice to the views of protest that have come from the entire coun try against the repeal of the act which was demanded by the plat forms of all the parties before the last presidential election which was passed by congress and signed by i president Taft which had the in i dorsement of roosevelt and which j even england assented to at that ! time | leaders issue call the call for the meeting was issued j last night by a committee of citizens 1 who have taken the initiative in ar j ranging an organized protest they i are james t clarke president of the ! united irish societies peter reinberg president of the j board of education and leader ; among german-americans former judge willard m mcewen j joseph h nicolai former presi dent of societa tornio and promi nent in other italian societies g j tatge former county attor nej identified with many german societies bearnard p barsa leader in sev eral italian societies paul drzymalski one of the weal thiest and most influential of the polish-americans in Chicago prom inent in the polish national alli ance a score of associations and alli ances of foreign-born american citi zens have called meetings at which news of the mass meeting will spread many will arrange to attend in a body and are expeced to tax the capacity of orchestra hall william n baltz of mill stadt 111 22d district charles martin borchers of decatur 111 19th district frank buchanan of Chicago 7th district louis fitzhenry of bloom ington 111 17th district martin d foster of olney 23d district h robert fowler of eliza bethtown 111 24th district thomas gallagher of chi cago bth district robert potter hill of ma rion 111 25th district henry t rainey of carroll ton 20th district adolph j sabath of Chicago sth district lawrence b stringer of lincoln 111 at large henry a barnhart of roch ester ind 13th district ind charles lieb of rockport ind ist indiana william elijah cox of jas per ind 3d indiana ralph w moss of center point ind sth indiana finley h gray of conners vi 1 le ind 6th indiana john a m adair of portland ind bth indiana martin andrew morrison of frankfort ind 9th indiana john b peterson of crown point ind 10th indiana george w rauch of marion ind 11th indiana cyrus cline of angola ind 12th indiana maurice connolly of du buque la 3d iowa michael e burke of beaver dam wis 2d wisconsin edward everts browne of waupaca wis bth wisconsin john jacob esch of la crosse wis 7th wisconsin samuel willard beakes ann arbor mich 2d michigan every patriotic reader can help keep panama an american canal ktr hearst has written the following letter to a friend in con _,Â¥_. g ress . undoubtedly a great deal of good could be accomplished if the readers of the sunday examiner who believe in maintaining american independence would write as they feel and think to con gressmen who are inclined to make what mr underwood aptly calls an un-american surrender my dear senator : you advocate cloture all of the opponents of such a method oall it gag rule you believe as you say in the will of the majority and maintain that it is only through cloture that the will of the majority can find expression undoubtedly you are right in the abstract we are all for majority rule in the abstract but let us take a concrete case now before the senate and see if gag rule means majority rule suppose by a chain of circumstances a party is in power which is in reality a minority party which was elected by less than a majority of the votes cast which was elected because the opposition was divided which represents the sentiment of a minority of the voters and does not even accurately or some times even honestly represent that sentiment suppose that all three parties in the late election repre senting the vast majority of the citizens and practically the sum total of the citizens had pledged themselves to a certain measure suppose that the party elected had pledged itself to that measure specifically and definitely and positively in its plat form suppose that the leader of the party in his speeches had committed himself to that particular plank of the platform and had distinctly stated that the plank was not inserted in the platform merely as molasses to catch flies but to be honestly and sincerely carried out by the party if elected then suppose that this traitorous party should repudiate its own platform and this dishonest leader should ignore his own personal pledge suppose these elected representatives of the people should defy the will of the people as expressed in the platform of the three parties appealing to the people for their votes and should act contrary to the will of the people and con trary to the specific pledges of the individuals elected and the definite declaration of their platform ought not some obstacle be put in the way of this betrayal of public trust until the citizens of the country shall have an opportunity to express their opinion of such treaohery and to repudiate such a perjured party at the polls personally i think that every effort should be made to pre vent such a conscienceless party from violating its pledges and from betraying the people's trust and the people's interests and i think that the party will have reason to thank the men who by means of deliberate debate or other method can prevent this party from taking a course so suicidal to itself so harmful and humiliating to the country assueedly if it is not prevented fkolt taxing such a course every man in this country who be lieves in the sanctity of a party pledge or in ordinary honorable dealings between man and man will do his best to punish such a party and rebuke such a betrayal of popular government which is government in accordance with the will of the majority of the people i too believe in majority rule in genuine majority rule in a platform which appeals honorably to the support of the people and abides honorably by the expressed will of the peo ple and i am going to labor for such majority rule and for some party which honestly represents it not only in its profes sions but in its practice sincerely william randolph hearst any reader of the examiner who wishes to maintain the sov ereignty of the united states over the panama canal or who wishes to save the democratic party from the policy of surrender to great britain should write to any one of the following addressing the let ter or postcard to hon name of member * house of representatives washington d c the first two names are these of the two democrats who under took to put through the surrender program after democratic leader underwood refused william c adamson of georgia j harry covington of maryland or any of the following members wilson is turncoat flop bared by lewis by alfeed henry lewis series of mental somersaults began when he called refer endum and recall anarchy and then approved them president's inability to refrain from playing smart aleck is quoted as the solution of his desire to favor british washington march 2s.â€”no one who boasts of but a single day in town can pre tend to tell the whole washington story there are some matters how ever which lie too openly obvious to escape even the eye of the latest and most casual in its capitol ad vent that wilson's house majority of only twenty-eight when 100 as a possible minimum had been con dently looked forward to was a shot between wind and water for the ad ministration also because of it there is among our administratiou ists much cursing denouncing and gnashing of teeth the administration's main angers are leveled against speaker clark they say too that the white house horns are most threateningly low ered in that statesman's direction the wilson men declare that mr clark is splitting the party in this they set the cart before the horse mr wilson not mr clark is split ting the party the wilsonites speak of mr clark as a party rebel in what fashion is he a reb what said the baltimore platform which mr wilson accepted and mr bryanâ€”just now keeping himself chautauquawise in touch with the people tickets 25 cents largely drew didn't it declare for free tolls for coastwise ships the intelligent in looking for party reb els will find one in mr wilson and not in mr clark wilson in for drubbing mr wilson's pro-english policy will be ultimately ditched his high water mark of power was reached in that meager house majority of twenty-eight every ballot to follow will show the wilson influence beau tifully less in the end in the sen ate and perhaps in the house it will have altogether petered oui tnd dis appeared mr wilson and his pro english policy are in for a drubbing after one year of mr wilson his cuckoos went singing oi how he could make congress eat out of vs hand he was the matehlaa leader the born captain of men these extravagancies were based upon congress having dou in turiff and currency and income tax what mr wilson recommended mr wilson's flatterers in their in cense-burning never stopped to re flect that as to tariff and currency and income tax mr wilson had but recommended what congress intend ed to do in this affair or the canal the situation has shifted mr wil son comes recommending tbat which congressâ€”instructed at ti.e daily rate of a ton or two of letter can have and ull have no last notion o doing leader needs followers mr wilson forgets thai the first rule of leadership is to be bare you are followed it is oue thine to rec ommend that a man dinr and an other to urge him to commit hari kari your congressman has no stomach for the latter ceremony even though mr wilson himself should come generously tendering the knives among folk eminent in indiana politics is mr connell true the eminence of mr connell smells some what of the oil of the machine that however need not be taken as miti gating against either his knowledge continued on 11th pago ist column p Chicago and vlclnlty un settled to-day and to-morrow with probably rain not much change in temperature moderate variable winds itange of temperatures yesterday lowest 85 j average 3tt don't move until you have seen the examiners spring renting guide send for it now zz-t the attractiveness of the examiner's spring renting guide will be an incentive for you to read it and after reading it you will realize the value of the service it offers you before you start out on your flat hunt spend a pleasant hour looking over the guide and select 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